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• UPDATE: San Francisco Family Found Dead in Sierra Foothills Not Exposed to Chemicals from Mine
• 'Violence Was Going On Everywhere': Chaos Corners Sacramento Family In Kabul
• 'Imperfect Pixels' Hopes To Change The Way People Killed While In Police Custody Are Perceived
• Judge's Single Sends Yankees Past A's for 12th Straight Win
• Deadly Crash Closes Highway 285 For 5+ Hours Between Pine Junction And Conifer
• Large Fire Burns At Fruit Packing Plant Near Stockton
• 'He Was Polite, He Was Tactful': Cameron Hurndon's Loved Ones Hold Candlelight Vigil In His Memory, Make Plea To Find Killer
• $400 Million Settlement From Drug Companies Will Help Those Struggling With Addiction
• D'Agostini Ranch Opens Doors To Dozens Of Caldor Fire Evacuees
• Military Mother Whose Son Died In Afghanistan In 2014 Opens Up About Loss, Tragedy Facing Americans Today In Afghanistan
• Two Moorhead Girls Taken By Non-Custodial Father Found Safe In Minneapolis
• Local Afghan-Americans Filled With Fear, Desperation For Family Members After Attacks In Afghanistan
• Scherzer Shuts Down Padres, Dodgers Win 4-0 For 3-Game Sweep
• Bryant, Ruf Help Giants Sweep Mets; Solano Sidelined With COVID-19
• Bryant, Ruf Lead Giants Past Mets 3-2 For Sweep
• Dalbec, Sale Lead Red Sox To 12-2 Rout Of Twins
• Denver-Based Group 'Team America' Helping People Trapped in Afghanistan
• Veterans Wait For News From Those Serving In Afghanistan
• COVID Outbreak: Newton Middle School 6th Graders Enter Quarantine, Remote Learning For 10 Days
• Containment Grows On Bennett Fire In Grass Valley
• YMCA Warns Michael Porter, Now Indicted On Child Pornography Charges, Is Suspected Of Taking Video And Touching Boys In Local Y Locker Rooms
• Chicago Weather: Steamy Through The Weekend
• Illinois Department Of Employment Security Begins Reopening Offices By Appointment Only, But Only Four For Now, And Only One In Chicago Area
• Winnetka Dog Owners Fight Plan To Eliminate Popular Dog Beach At Centennial Park
• 'Absolute Utter Disaster': South Florida Veterans Rip Handling Of Afghanistan Drawdown Following Kabul Attack
• Slumping Phillies Fall 7-8 Against Diamondbacks
• BART to Receive $331 Million Grant From U.S. Dept. of Transportation for Pandemic Recovery
• Miami Man Accused Of Threatening Group Of Black Protesters On MLK Day Has 'Stand Your Ground' Hearing Denied
• Family, Neighbors Gather In Brooklyn To Honor 6-Year-Old Who Was Struck, Killed By Vehicle
• US Government Temporarily Shutting Down Metropolitan Correctional Center Where Jeffrey Epstein Died By Suicide
• CBS3 Mysteries: Aspiring Rapper Najay Williams-White's Murder Case Stalled, But Loved Ones Hold Out Hope For Justice
• Small Plane Forced To Make Emergency Landing Off Virginia Key
• Meeting Over Masks In Schools Gets Heated In Wayne, New Jersey
• Reunited Power Trio Rocks San Francisco's Make-Out Room
• Shooting Reported At Westfield Culver City Mall; Suspect On The Loose
• Kroger Looks To Help Deliver COVID-19 Booster Shots
• Unclear If Minnesota National Guard Members Hurt In Kabul Airport Bombing
• Sale And Dalbec Lead Red Sox To 12-2 Rout Of Twins
• Ford Pushing Back Return To Work Plan Due To Delta Variant
• Governor Whitmer Authorizes Ready State Agencies to Authorize COVID Booster Shots
• Friday's Show Info (8/27/21)
• Ty Garbin, Michigan Man Sentenced For Kidnapping Plot of Governor Whitmer
• As Time Runs Out To Leave Afghanistan, Local Men Fear For Their Families' Lives
• FBI Raids Two Detroit City Council Members in Corruption Investigation
• Alfaro's Early Homer Lifts Marlins Past Nationals
• 70-Year-Old Love Story Inspired Generations Of Performers At Worthington's Memorial Auditorium
• Supreme Court Blocks Biden Administration's Latest Ban On Evictions
• Returning to Offices, Pandemic Pet Adopters Seek Training to Ease Animals' Anxiety
• Apple Agrees to Let App Store Developers Email Users Directly Following Lawsuit
• How Should We Assess The Risk Of COVID-19 In Our Daily Lives?
• Fort Worth ISD School Board Considers Next Step Regarding Mask Mandate
• Police Alert Northwest Side Residents of 2 Related Aggravated Carjackings
• Charging Documents Reveal Gruesome Details Of Jamerria Hall's Alleged Killing Of Her Two Children
• Almost Two Dozen SoCal Students Trapped In Afghanistan
• Maryland State Board Of Education Votes In Favor To Mandate Masks In Schools
• As COVID-19 Positivity Rate Rises Among The Young, Back-To-School Vaccine Clinic Brings Doses To West Baltimore
• Canon-McMillan School District Parents Take Legal Action To Make Masks Mandatory
• Nonprofit Helps Baltimore Teens Create Service-Driven Initiatives
• Maryland State Fair Kicks Off Thursday In Timonium
• Lawyers For Jussie Smollett May Not Call State's Attorney Kim Foxx At Trial, Judge Rules
• 'It Was Heart-Wrenching': After Kabul Attack, Veteran Says It's Time To Bring Soldiers Home
• Federal Unemployment Benefits Set To Expire September 4th
• Beaumont Doctor Weighs In On School Mask Mandate Debate: 'A Vast Majority Agree With Universal Mask Wear'
• Supreme Court Blocks Biden Administration's Latest Eviction Ban (CBS News)
• Time's Up CEO Tina Tchen resigns amid fallout over Cuomo controversy
• Doctors Stepping Up Outreach To Communities Of Color That Have Been Disproportionately Impacted By COVID
• Man Convicted Of Murder In Shooting That Killed 12-Year-Old Boy, Injured 5 Teenagers
• Washington Fire Near Jamestown and Sonora Prompts Evacuations
• Boston's Indoor Mask Mandate Takes Effect Friday Morning
• Caldor Fire Update: Winds Whip Up Flames Along Highway 50; New Evacuation Orders Issued
• MN Weather: State Fair Grandstand Evacuated Due To Lightning
• UPDATE: San Jose Gas Leak Repairs Continue; Evacuations in Place Until Late Thursday
• Supreme Court Blocks Biden Administration's Latest Ban on Evictions
• Bay Area Afghan Community Ramps Up Support Effort for Refugees
• Hogan Lowers US & State Flags To Half Staff To Honor Service Members Killed In Terrorist Attack In Kabul
• California Recall: Pelosi, Democrats Focus GOTV Campaign On Women To Keep Newsom In Office
• 'I'm Worried About My Family There': Afghan In Colorado Says He's On The Taliban's Hit List Because He Helped The U.S. Military
• Presiding Judge Announces Another 2-Week Deadline Extension in Criminal Cases
• More Job Listings Require Candidates To Get Their COVID-19 Shots
• 2 Killed, 1 Injured In Broad-Daylight Shootout, 'Running Gun Battle' Outside Kankakee County Courthouse; Suspect In Custody
• Supreme Court Blocks Biden Administration's Eviction Moratorium
• 'No Mother Should Have To Feel This:' Mother Of Simone-Monea Rogers Remembers Daughter Killed On West Philly Basketball Court
• Teachers React To COVID Outbreaks Across Colorado Just Days After Classes Begin
• Report: Avantae Williams To Return To Miami Hurricanes
• 'It Goes From Despair, Sadness To Anger' Says North Texas Air Force Veteran Who Served In Afghanistan
• Two Bodies Found In Dundalk, Police Say They Are Not Seeking Suspects
• Millions Of Californians To Lose Pandemic Unemployment Benefits Next Month
• I-TEAM: Hundreds Of Complaints Against A Rental Company With An A+ Rating
• U.S. Sen. Bob Casey Calls Attack In Kabul 'Devastating,' While Congressman Guy Reschenthaler Demands 'Retaliatory Airstrikes'
• President Biden Signs Legislation Awarding Congressional Gold Medal To Harlem Hellfighters
• Torrance All-Stars Eliminated From Little League World Series
• Amid Deadly Terror Attack In Kabul, Sacramento Families Scramble To Bring Relatives To US
• Rodón Wins In Return From Injury, White Sox Beat Jays
• Visitors Thrilled To Be Back For First Day Of The Minnesota State Fair
• Justice Department to close NYC jail that housed Jeffrey Epstein
• Some Artists Feel Safe To Return To The Stage, Auditorium After DCPA COVID Vaccine, Mask Requirements
• California Advances Zoning Bills To Promote Scarce Housing
• 34-Year-Old Stephen Washington Convicted In Central Park Heights Homicide
• Furry Friends Bring Calm To Firefighters Before Heading To Fire Lines
• Mayor De Blasio Announces New COVID Safety Protocols For Public School Students
• Manhole Explosion Knocks Out Power For Jamaica Plain Businesses
• Residents Say Sugarloaf Hill Road In Henry Clay Township Is Dangerous And Falling Apart
• Housing Crisis: California Lawmakers Advance Zoning Bills To Promote Homebuilding Amid Shortage
• Parents Create Their Own COVID-19 Dashboards When School Districts Do Not
• Young Skateboarder Airlifted After Plainfield Truck Collision
• Jericho Student Eager To Return To Classroom For First Day Of School
• Judge Grants Former Cuban Political Prisoner Temporary Reprieve On Eviction
• 19-Year-Old Pilot Zara Rutherford Touches Down In New York City During Attempt To Break World Record
• 2 Twin Cities Men Convicted Of Illegally Possessing Firearms
• Sesame Street Launches New Collaboration With Meditation App Headspace To Help Children Handle Stress
• Severino's Slam Leads Orioles Past Ohtani, Angels 13-1
• Lt. Gov. Peggy Flanagan Shares Her Top 3 Minnesota State Fair Things
• Overcharged Batteries Cause Of Evacuation At East Boston Firehouse
• All-Clear Given After Reports Of Suspicious Package In Parking Garage At UPMC Presbyterian Hospital
• Police Investigate Whether Michael Lewis, Victim In Broomfield Shooting, Interrupted Crime In Progress
• LA Animal Services Offering Discounted Adoptions For National Dog Day
• San Francisco skyscraper sinks further, halting renovation project
• California Delays Decriminalizing Psychedelic Substances
• KISS Concert At The Pavilion At Star Lake Postponed Due To Paul Stanley Testing Positive For COVID-19
• Public Meetings On Congestion Pricing Plan Begin In September
• Gov. JB Pritzker Announces New Indoor Mask Mandate; Orders Vaccine Requirement For Educators, College Students, And Healthcare Workers
• Salmonella Outbreak Linked To Italian-Style Antipasto Meats
• Surging Pandemic Pushes Sacramento Restaurant To Give Employees A Break
• Oakland Police Identify Victim In Officer-Involved Shooting
• 41 Confirmed COVID-19 Cases, 600 Students Quarantining In Frederick County
• 290 Albert Lea Students Quarantine After 36 Positive COVID Cases In 1st Week
• Miramar High Student Arrested After Bringing Gun To School
• California Recall: VP Harris Cancels Bay Area Campaign Stop With Newsom Following Afghanistan Attacks
• North Texas Feed Stores Low On Ivermectin As Misinformation Saying It's A COVID-19 Treatment Spreads
• Biden Vows Revenge for Kabul Attack That Killed 13 U.S. Service Members
• Illinois Supreme Court Rules Markham Mayor Roger Agpawa May Remain In Office Despite Felony Conviction
• Senators Ben Cardin & Chris Van Hollen Release Statements Following Terrorist Attack In Kabul
• U.S. Open will offer mental health services for athletes
• Animals Found Living In Inhumane Conditions At Yonkers Pet Store
• Truck Hauling Bee Hives Crashes, Unleashing Swarm In Northern Michigan
• Miami Dolphins Head Coach Brian Flores Confirms QB Tua Tagovailoa Won't Play Final Preseason Game
• 59-Year-Old Kevin Coates Found Safe, Harford County Sheriff's Office Says
• Two Wounded in Shooting At Redondo Beach Pier; Suspected Gunman Killed By Police
• 'It's Just Tough': School Bus Driver Shortage A Problem For Districts
• Police Release Photo, Video Of Suspect In Staten Island Hair Salon Shooting
• Al Capone's Favorite Gun, Diamond Jewelry Head To Auction
• Brooten's Redhead Creamery Ready For Customers Again After Sustaining Storm Damage
• Maryland Attorney General Brian Frosh Announces Support For Housing Discrimination Protections
• Safety Concerns Reignited In South Beach's Entertainment District After Random Shooting Of Innocent Father
• San Mateo Police Arrest Delivery Driver In Attack On Parking Officer
• COVID-19 In Allegheny County: School Districts Working Quickly To Better Accommodate Students Learning From Home Again
• "We will hunt you down": Biden vows retribution after Kabul attacks
• Motorcyclist Cut Off, Killed In Crash on Highway 101 in San Jose
• New Jersey Poison Control Warning Residents About Dangerous, Wild Mushrooms And Toxic Health Effects
• South Fire Burns At Least 4 Homes In Lytle Creek, Hundreds Evacuated
• Broward Mayor Steve Geller: 'COVID Cases Spiraling Out Of Control'
• Election 'Audit' In Pennsylvania Sows Intra-GOP Fight, Attacks By Democrats
• Texas House Begins Debate On Controversial Elections Bill
• Pandemic intensifies growing mental health crisis among teens
• Man Who Was Nude Baby On 'Nevermind' Cover Sues Nirvana
• Biden Vows Revenge For Kabul Attack That Killed 13 US Service Members
• 'I Have The Best Job Ever': TSA, BSO K9 Handlers Show Off Their 4-Legged Partners On National Dog Day
• Colorado Drought Situation Improves As Some Areas Get Soaked
• FIU Students, Faculty, Staff To Get $150 For Getting COVID-19 Vaccine
• Afghans Living In Chicago Scramble For Ways To Get Their Families Out Of Afghanistan Ahead Of Monday Troop Withdrawal Deadline
• Foxboro High School Teacher Arrested On Child Pornography Charges
• Chicago Bears Prep For Final Preseason Game, Welcome Military Members, First Responders To Last Unofficial Open Practice
• Employers At Chelsea Job Fair Aim To Hire US Military Veterans, Spouses
• Who Can Afford To Live In South Florida? Rent Is Through The Roof & Expected To Go Higher
• 'In Under 5 Minutes': Car Thieves Have A System, But Protections Exist
• In Dorchester, One Man Throws A Reunion For Those With A Special Connection
• Around 26 Afghan Refugees Settled In Philadelphia Metro Area So Far
• East Bay Regional Park District Board Calls Emergency Meeting to Discuss Possible Strike
• Alameda County Superior Court To Require Mandatory COVID Vaccinations By Nov. 1
• 4 NYPD Officers Suspended After Appearing To Do Nothing When Man Accidentally Shot Self In Harlem
• Chicago Man Sentenced to 8 Years in Federal Prison After Possessing Loaded Handgun Used in Attempted Murders of 3
• Maryland Department Of Agriculture Accepting Grant Proposals For Farms & Families Program
• Lincoln Park Zoo, Shedd Aquarium Require Staff, Volunteers Be Vaccinated
• Fratelli Beretta Antipasto Meats Identified As Possible Source Of Nationwide Salmonella Outbreak
• Owner Of Master Franco's Taekwondo Academy In Pembroke Pines Facing Additional Voyeurism Charges
• Phillies' Rhys Hoskins Out For Season With Abdominal Tear
• 'He Still Loves His Bears': Boy Helped By Teddy Bear Patrol Ready To Give Back
• Khaled Awad Arraigned In July Stabbing Of Rabbi In Brighton
• Exclusive: South Miami Police Chief Rene Landa Battles COVID After Vaccination
• Suspected Vandal Surrenders After Barricading Self Inside Brooklyn Water Tower
• NTSB Investigating 3-Train Crash In St. Paul
• COVID: Bay Area Health Officers Reaffirm In-Person Schooling Amid Delta Variant Concerns
• Pac-12 Stands Pat, Does Not Plan To Expand Beyond 12 Schools
• Tractor Trailer Fire At The Fort McHenry Tunnel Shuts Down All Lanes On Southbound I-95
• Melissa Stockwell, First Female American Soldier To Lose A Limb In Combat, Ready To Compete In Paralympics Again
• Petaluma Police Arrest DUI Suspect Man After Chase That Ended In San Rafael
• 'It Is Time To Leave': Mass. Lawmakers Say Evacuations Must Continue After Kabul Attack
• Vaccine Mandate Issued For Workers At New York State Department Of Health-Licensed Facilities
• 19-Year-Old Berkeley Man Accused Of Hacking Teenage Girls' Social Media Accounts For Nude Photos
• Illinois U.S. Senators, Representatives Grieve After Explosions Kill 12 U.S. Troops, Dozens Of Others In Kabul
• New York Gov. Kathy Hochul Names State Sen. And Harlem Native Brian Benjamin Her Lieutenant Governor
• Jericho Schools First On Long Island To Welcome Students Back
• Philadelphia Police Release Aged-Progressed Sketches Of Suspect In Fairmount Park Rapist Investigation
• Iconic Sports Castle Sold, Developer Wants To Maintain Architectural Style
• Police Alert Southwest Side Residents of 2 Related Bridgeport Robberies
• David Cadena Sentenced To 25 Years For Brutal Assault On Jonna King In Dallas Parking Garage
• Just Days Before School Starts, Leicester Middle School Parents Aren't Sure Where Students Are Going
• Tracking The Tropics: Tropical Storm Ida Forms In The Caribbean, No Threat To South Florida
• Infectious Disease Physician Says Masking In Schools Is The Best Way To Keep Kids In Classroom
• Kabul Terror Attack: Bay Area Lawmakers Issue Statements on Deaths of U.S. Service Members
• Noah Eagle, Donte Whitner Joins CBS Sports' Growing Roster Of College Football Announcer And Analyst Talent
• Parents Confront Connecticut Gov. Ned Lamont Over School Mask Mandate
• Leo, 2-Year-Old Cockapoo, Helping Ease Patients Experience At Cherry Hill Dental Excellence
• Hanging Lake Trail Could Reopen As 'Primitive Trail' For Now
• 'Earthquake Swarm' In Peabody Causing Recent Shakes, Seismologist Says
• St. Thomas Cancels 1st Football Game Of Season Due To COVID
• Police Arrest Suspect In Stray Bullet Shooting Outside Penn Station
• Early Morning Shooting Outside Lyn-Lake Restaurant Leaves 7 Injured
• First Round Of BMW Championship Begins At Caves Valley
• I-Team: Flight Attendants Brace For More 'Unruly' Passengers As Mask Mandate Extends To January 
• Suspect In Custody After More Than Day-Long Standoff At Sacramento County Mobile Home Park
• Not All North Texans Can Count On Solar To Increase Home's Value, New Study Finds
• GoFundMe Campaign Raises Nearly $215,000 In 1 Day For Family Of Dustin Wakefield, Shot And Killed In Miami While Trying To Protect Family From Gunman
• Masterman School Teachers Protest Potential 'Asbestos' Exposure Within Building
• Tyson workers who get vaccinated offered chance at $10,000
• Kimiya International - Fight Club
• Final Vote On Sen. Wiener's Bill To Decriminalize Psychedelics In California Delayed
• CDC Study: LA County's Unvaccinated 29 Times More Likely To Be Hospitalized Than Fully Vaccinated People
• Massachusetts Reports 1,793 New COVID-19 Cases, 13 Additional Deaths
• Dozens Of Cats Removed From Greene County Home
• Report finds evidence of extensive corrosion in Surfside condo building
• Passenger Injured After Metal Signpost Goes Through Floorboard Of Pickup Truck In Delaware
• 101 Indicted In Stolen Cell Phone Trafficking Conspiracy Run Out Of North Texas
• Man Gets 3 Years For Pushing Pain Pills At Maryland Clinic
• EPA Grants Nearly $3M To Bay Area Institutions For Wildfire Smoke Research
• Minnesota Offers New COVID-19 Testing Sites As Delta Spreads
• Man Dies A Day After Shooting On Eisenhower Expressway
• Made In America Festival Setup Underway On Ben Franklin Parkway
• Charged As An Adult, Florida Teen Aiden Fucci Held Without Bond In Death Of 13-Year-Old Tristyn Bailey, Who Was Stabbed More Than 100 Times
• Fire Crews Haul 3,000 Gallons Of Water To Douse Burning Barn
• Sony Michel Was 'Surprised' By Trade From Patriots
• Man Arrested After He Allegedly Entered Woods To Get Around Airola Fire Evacuation Roadblocks
• Want To Go To Harry Styles' Concert At The BB&T? Here's What You Need To Know About COVID Protocols
• 'It's Been A Bad Dream': Officer Manny Familia's Widow Recounts His Tragic Death, Supports New Foundation
• USC Campus Tailgating Canceled For Trojans' Home Opener
• Illinois requires all residents to wear masks indoors
• California Supreme Court Rejects Attempt To Make It Harder To Impose Death Penalty
• COVID In Pennsylvania: Republican Leaders Reject Gov. Tom Wolf's Call For Mask Mandate In Schools
• Oakland Teachers, Staff to Demonstrate for Increased COVID Testing in Schools
• 4 Men, Including 3 Transients, Arrested In Separate Riverside Arson Fires
• More Than 22,000 Unemployment Claims Filed In Illinois Last Week Amid COVID-19 Pandemic
• Methuen Mayor Has Breakthrough COVID Case; 'I Am Thankful I Got The Vaccine When I Did'
• Family, Friends Say Goodbye To Washington County DA Eugene Vittone
• Gov. DeSantis Expects His Executive Order On Mask Mandate Ban To End Up In Court
• Buck Sexton Of Westminster Sentenced In 2020 Stabbing
• Air Quality Advisories Issued for Friday, Saturday Due to Wildfire Smoke
• More job listings require candidates to get COVID-19 shots
• 3-Alarm Fire At Gaylord Texan Resort Caused By Accumulation Of Grease In Duct Work, Grapevine FD Says
• California Supreme Court Upholds Death Penalty Rules
• Aaron Rodgers Says He's Vaccinated, But Won't Judge Teammates Who Aren't
• Baltimore Man Daniel Blue Sentenced On Gun Charges Linked To Drug Trafficking
• Redwood City Police Foil Attempted Bank Robbery, Arrest Suspect
• Police Track Down Fifth Denver Deadly Crime Spree Suspect Samuel Fussell In Greeley
• Two Salisbury Men Charged For Stealing More Than $900k From Corporation To Fund Optometry Business
• Gov. Walz Says Minnesota Has Welcomed 35 Refugees From Afghanistan So Far, Addresses Attack On Kabul Airport
• UT Dallas Researchers Develop Sensor That Detects One Of COVID-19's Fatal Symptoms
• Pentagon Confirms U.S. Service Members Killed In Kabul Airport Explosion
• Sen. Toomey Calls For Biden Administration To Lift Deadline To Leave Afghanistan After 12 Service Members Among Those Killed In Explosions Outside Kabul Airport
• Driver Killed In Crash on Interstate 580 in Livermore
• Texas Supreme Court Sides With Governor Abbott, Blocks San Antonio Schools' Mask Mandate
• Fan N'ation Returns for Season 2 on September 4!
• Texas Department Of State Health Services To Deploy Additional Medical Personnel, Equipment To Assist Hospitals With COVID-19 Response
• NFL Means Business With Mask Policy, Fines Two Bills Receivers For Violations
• Tajon Buchanan Named To Canada Men's National Team For World Cup Qualifiers
• Maryland Court Of Appeals Takes Up Case Of Convicted DC Sniper Lee Boyd Malvo
• Live Updates: Explosions Outside Kabul Airport 12 U.S. Service Members Dead, Several Civilian Casualties
• Greeley Police Search For Suspects Who Stole Car With 2 Boys Inside, Then Dropped Them Off
• Suspect in San Francisco Portola District Murder Arrested In Emeryville
• OC Judge Reduces Charges Against Newport Beach Surgeon, Girlfriend Accused Of Sexual Assault
• Passenger Starts Fire Inside San Francisco Police Truck
• Baltimore Rock Opera Society Mines Outkast For New Show
• Coast Guard Deems Call About Missing Person In Hull To Be "Unfounded"
• AFC West Preview: Kansas City Chiefs 'Clearly The Team To Beat,' Says CBS Denver's Michael Spencer
• Flyers Sign Sean Couturier To 8-Year, $62 Million Contract Extension
• Blue Origin Launches Artwork, Moon-Landing Test Into Space
• Santa Clara County Supes Consider No Confidence Vote On Embattled Sheriff Laurie Smith
• Guthrie Joins Other Venues In Requiring Vaccination Or Negative COVID-19 Test
• 2 LA County Sheriff's Deputies Allegedly Filed False Reports To Cover Up Excessive Force After 2018 Pursuit Ended In Deadly Gun Battle
• Counterfeit Haul Of 39K Nike, Gucci Items Seized From Port Of Long Beach
• Houses Of Worship In New York City To Host Mobile Vaccination Sites For 'Weekend Of Faith'
• Son Of Rev. Jesse Jackson And Wife Jacqueline Urge People To Get Vaccinated As Parents Battle COVID-19
• Multiple U.S. Service Members Among Those Killed In Attack Near Kabul Airport (CBS News)
• Blue Origin launches artwork and research payloads into space
• Witness describes attempt to rescue baby after Kabul airport blast
• Local Army Reserve Is Helping Afghan Allies Flee Their Homes
• Patriots Reportedly Trade For Rookie Cornerback Shaun Wade
• Police Identify Butler Officer Stabbed Before Shooting, Killing Suspect
• Miguel Sanó Slams MLB Season's Longest Home Run After Promising Young Fan A Hit
• Live Updates: US Service Members Among Those Killed In Attack Near Kabul Airport
• After A Year Without The Minnesota State Fair, Cheers Erupt As Gates Open
• Ford Issues Recall On Some F-150 Trucks
• 96-Year-Old Holocaust Survivor Heads Home To Canada After Years Of Living In Philadelphia
• Arlington Police Investigating Shooting On Abram Street That Left 33-Year-Old Man Dead
• Man Found Dead Outside Rosemont-Area Apartment Complex; Homicide Investigation Underway
• Miami Heat Delight 900 Surfside Students At Ruth K. Broad Bay Harbor K-8 Center With Back-To-School Event
• Deputies Track Down Fugitive Using 'Find My iPhone' App
• California governor, lawmakers want to pay addicts to get sober
• Would Mac Jones Be Disappointed If Not Named Patriots Starting QB? 'That's Out Of My Control'
• Capitol Police Officers Sue Donald Trump, Allies Over Insurrection
• Oakland City Council Approves Fund Helping Violent Crime Victims Pay Tow Fees
• Stolen Delivery Van Driver Who Led Police In Chase Worked For Amazon
• What to know about COVID-19 as fall approaches
• Woman Killed In 3-Alarm House Fire In Prospect Park
• "Surrounded" by death: Oregon hospital packed with COVID patients
• Gulf Coast hurricane landfall possible in just days
• Clinton Moore Of Nacogdoches Arrested In Connection To Timber Theft Investigation 
• Maryland To Spend $3.7M On Electric Car Chargers
• No Criminal Charges For USC Player Bru McCoy Accused Of Domestic Violence
• COVID Patient Returns To Hospital In Longmont To Serenade Health Care Workers Who Took Care Of Him
• 'If Losing My Life Would Save Him I Would Do That': Interpreter From Colorado Waits For Help Getting Brother Out Of Afghanistan
• Capitol Police officers sue Trump and allies over January 6 riot
• Man Wanted For Allegedly Starting Fire That Destroyed Duplex, Injured 4 Firefighters
• Man, 26, Suspected Of Trying To Lure 3 Teenage Girls Into His Pickup In Roseville
• Two-Alarm Fire Engulfs Jarrettsville Home; No Injuries Reported
• NOAA Satellite Video Shows Wildfires Burning In Northern MN; Greenwood Fire Now Covers Nearly 26,000 Acres
• Republican Leaders Reject Gov. Tom Wolf's Call For Mandating Masks In Schools
• COVID-19 In Maryland: Over 1,200 New Cases Reported
• COVID-19 In Pennsylvania: State Health Department Reports 3,333 New Cases, 27 Additional Deaths
• Dan Bauman, Arrested In Mask Dispute With Student At Fort Lauderdale High, Ordered To Stay Away From School
• COVID-19 In Pittsburgh: Allegheny County Reports 266 New Cases
• Maryland Board Of Education To Meet Thursday To Discuss Emergency Regulation Of Mask Mandates
• COVID In Minnesota: 11 More Deaths Reported In Last Day; Positivity Up To 6.1%
• Garoppolo Or Lance? -- 49ers Shanahan Not Ready To Tip His Hand On QB Battle
• Leominster Resident Cynthia Thirath, Conway Student Gretchen Selva Revealed As Final VaxMillions Winners
• Former Raven Lional 'Jelly Roll' Dalton Heading To Baltimore For Kidney Transplant
• Face Masks In Schools This Fall: Here's The Latest Massachusetts Guidance
• Ex-Florida Deputy Sentenced To 35 Years Behind Bars On Child Porn Charges
• Philadelphia Weather: Another Day Of Sunshine, Sizzling Temperatures Across Delaware Valley With Chances Of Pop-Up Thunderstorms
• United Way For Southeastern Michigan Creates A Centralized Resource To Help Detroit, Wayne County Parents Find Child Care
• Take 2: Foo Fighters Will Rock The Forum In Inglewood With Rescheduled Concert Tonight
• UPDATE: 12-Year-Old Killed, Woman Critically Hurt After Car Tries To Beat Train At Oakley Crossing
• Matt Turner Named To USMNT Roster For World Cup Qualifiers
• Foster City Council Fires City Manager, Hands Role To Police Chief
• It's Safe To Put Bird Feeders Back Up, Mass Audubon Says
• Pennsylvania Schools Making Plans To Spend Billions In Federal COVID-19 Relief
• Lacking workers, McD's and Chick-fil-A close some dining rooms
• American Visionary Art Museum, Maryland Food Bank Win John Oliver's Contest; Baltimore Museum To Exhibit Weird Works
• Sixers' Hall Of Famer Allen Iverson: 'I Know I Would've Been A Better Player In Football Than Basketball'
• Denver Schools Report Low Number Of COVID Cases, Parents Wonder What's To Come
• 'She Was Speaking Just Gibberish:' Family Speaks Out After Woman Shoves 2-Year-Old Girl To Ground In The Bronx
• Texas Gas Prices Keep Falling As Crude Oil Prices Fluctuate
• Special Education Teacher On The Challenges Of Remote Learning Throughout A Pandemic
• Mother Now Arrested In 5-Year-Old Boy's Death In Arden Arcade
• Driver Speeds Away Hitting Man On North Hills Street, Later Arrested On DUI Charges
• Cam Newton Gets First QB Reps Over Mac Jones In Return To Patriots Practice
• Harry Styles, Coming To Pittsburgh This Fall, Requiring Vaccinations Or Negative Tests For Fans
• With More Than 100,000 People In The Hospital With COVID-19 In The US, This August Is Worse Than Last, Expert Says
• Pollock's Homer Sends Dodgers To 5-3 Win Over Padres In 16 Innings
• Thieves Backed Into Hampden 7-Eleven With Van, Stole ATM, Police Say
• Federal Aid Could Make Big Impact, Baltimore Schools Say
• New Body Camera Video And 911 Call Details Loveland Police Encounter With Alex Domina
• Civil Lawsuit Filed Against Loveland Police Officer Seen On Video Shooting Dog 2 Years Ago
• Get Ready For Denver Day of Rock Which Features 25 Bands, COVID Precautions
• Consumer Alert: Ford Issues Recall for 2021 Ford F-150 Vehicles
• VIDEO: Mountain Lion Creeps Around Colorado Backyard
• Letitia Wright injured filming stunt on the set of "Black Panther 2"
• Southern Illinois University Mourns Shooting Death Of Keeshanna Jackson, Freshman From Chicago; 'A Precious Member Of Our Family'
• 5 Things To Know About The 2021 Denver Auto Show
• Hochul Administration Acknowledges 12,000 More COVID Deaths In N.Y. Than Cuomo Admin Publicized
• MBTA To Offer Free Masks At Several Locations, Extension Of 5-Day Flex Pass
• Missing Man Who Left Home On Dirt Bike Found
• New England Aquarium Celebrates Deco The African Penguin's 40th Birthday
• Lionell Hicks Wanted For Murder In Shooting At South Minneapolis White Castle
• Nantucket Group Sues To Stop Massive Wind Farm, Claiming Threat To Endangered Right Whales
• Crews Repairing Gas Main Break In Rancho Cordova
• Drought In Minnesota: Extreme Drought Expanded 8% In The Last Week
• Dolphins Prepare For Sunday's Nationally Televised Preseason Game Against Bengals
• Controversial Texas Voting Law Expected To Advance Thursday After Return Of Democrats
• Bill Belichick Reiterates That Cam Newton Did Not Go Against Patriots' Rules
• $16 Million In Methamphetamine Seized At Texas-Mexico Border
• Jobless claims rise slightly to 353,000 as Delta surges
• One Killed, 5 Hurt In Multicar Wreck In Paramount
• Crews Get Handle On Bennet Fire That Threatened Structures, Burned Cars In Grass Valley
• Bill Belichick Has No Timetable On Naming Patriots Starting Quarterback
• Texas Doctors Say Respiratory Infections Other Than COVID-19 Filling Up Pediatric Wards
• 10-Year-Old Killed In 2019 Shooting Helps Save Another Child's Life Through Organ Donation
• Human Smugglers Use Lemon Pepper Seasoning To Throw Off Service Dog's Ability To Smell
• Thursday Is International Dog Day
• New Mural Near Allianz Field Honors Megan Rapinoe
• It's National Dog Day! Here Are The Most Popular Names, Breeds In 2021
• Pennsylvania Ethics Commission Cites Pittsburgh Public School Superintendent Dr. Anthony Hamlet For Numerous Violations
• Controversial Texas voting law expected to advance with return of Democrats
• PTL Links: Aug. 26, 2021
• Placer County Urging High-Quality Masks As Delta Surge Overwhelms Hospitals, Closes Classrooms
• Miami Weather: Soggy Start, Partly Cloudy Skies In The Afternoon
• North Allegheny School Board Meeting Adjourned Because Some Parents Wouldn't Wear Masks
• Palos Preserves Named Largest 'Urban Night Sky Place' In The World
• Discover DFW: 'Buddha, Shiva, Lotus, Dragon' At The Kimbell Art Museum
• Alex Verdugo's Embarrassing Nightmare Comes True In Loss To Twins
• Wait Times Stretch Hours At Twin Cities ERs As Hospitals Reach Capacity
• NIST Report: Video From Expert Team Investigating Surfside Condo Collapse Shows Evidence Of Extensive Corrosion
• Miami Proud: Overtown's Green Haven Project Seeks To Educate Folks On Healthier Lifestyle, Nurture A Village
• Maryland Weather: Baltimore Issues Code Red Extreme Heat Alert Until Friday
• Weather Blog: We're Over The Hump
• Cam Newton's Return Should Make For A Fascinating Day Of Practice On Thursday
• U.S. and Britain warn of "imminent" terror threat at Kabul airport
• New York Weather: CBS2's 8/26 Thursday Afternoon Forecast
• Among Children, Older Teens Are Seeing The Highest COVID-19 Case Rates
• Record Number Of Migrant Children Crossing Mexico Border Into US, Spending Weeks At Shelters
• The Arctic Circle saw record-high temperatures in 2020, NOAA report finds
• Police Arrest Woman Wanted For Skipping Sentencing Hearing After Guilty Plea Of Burning Child With A Cigarette
• Police: 87-Year-Old Tied Up, 6-Year-Old Threatened With Gun In Brooklyn Home Invasion
• Mac Jones Has Earned An Important Endorsement From Julian Edelman
• Judge sanctions one-time Trump lawyer Sidney Powell over lawsuit
• Baby from Nirvana's "Nevermind" cover sues band for child porn
• Official says Caldor Fire "has simply outpaced us" as it nears Lake Tahoe
• ESPN takes Rachel Nichols off NBA coverage, cancels her show
• UPDATE: San Jose Neighborhood To Remain Evacuated Until Noon After Gas Leak
• Fire Sprinklers Caused Section Of Drywall To Collapse At Miami-Dade Apartment Building
• Afghan family names baby girl after U.S. plane she was born on
• 'They Just Want To Pretend It Didn't Happen': Farmington High School Accused Of Ignoring Student's Death
• Car Slams Into Front Of Moonshiners Lounge In Haverhill
• West Springfield Officials Consider Mask Mandate For Big E
• Hochul Taps State Senator Brian Benjamin For Lieutenant Governor
• Back To School And Weekend Events Could Spark Another Surge Of COVID-19 Cases
• Uber Driver Had Gun Pointed At His Head During Attempted Robbery
• Taliban spokesman on future U.S. relations and women's rights
• Woman Killed In Monroeville House Fire
• Interstate-35 In Denton Closed After Pickup Truck Crashes Into Fire Engine
• Woman Loses Control Of Car On Lake Shore Drive, Ends Up In Lake Michigan
• Japan pulls 1.6 million COVID vaccine doses over suspected contamination
• Man Shot In Front Of His Apartment In North Philadelphia, Police Say
• 14-Year-Old Shot In His Home In West Pullman
• Chicago Weather: Another Hot, Humid Day Ahead With Afternoon Storms
• Ahead of 2022 midterms, GOP sees opening with chaos in Afghanistan
• Revs Goalkeeper Matt Turner Earns All-Star Game MVP In Penalty Kick Win Over Liga MX
• Pittsburgh Weather: Temperatures Remain High, Showers And Storms Possible Once Again
• Broward Dad Dan Bauman Arrested In Dispute With Ft. Lauderdale High Student Over Mask Mandate
• 'High On Mushrooms,' Miami Beach Accused Shooter Tells Police He Felt Empowered, Chose Victims At Random
• Heat Advisory In Effect Thursday; Heat Index Values Near 100 Degrees
• COVID-19 In Pittsburgh: Allegheny County Health Department Tracking Vaccination Rates
• Northbound Route 51 To Have Short-Term Traffic Stoppages For Moving Of A 'Super Load'
• It Happens Here: New Bedford Whaling Museum Is Home To Biggest Whale Species In The World
• 'The City That Raised Me:' Pittsburgh Native Billy Porter Thrilled To Film New Movie In His Hometown
• 'Robbed, Scammed, Bamboozled:' Taco Festival In Washington Leaves Sour Taste In The Mouths Of Those In Attendance
• Pittsburgh Man Part Of Times Square 'National Down Syndrome Society' Presentation
• $100M Project To Fix San Francisco's Sinking Millennium Tower Abruptly Halted
• Traffic Changes To Return To South Side Following Partial Building Collapse
• Silicon Valley Pride Parade Tells Law Enforcement Not To March In Uniform; San Jose Police Dismayed
• Mayor Of West Virginia's Largest City Seeks $500 For Vaccinated Workers
• New York Weather: CBS2's 8/26 Thursday Morning Forecast
• Mets Fall To Giants For 10th Loss In 12 Games

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• President Biden calls on private sector to help boost U.S. cybersecurity
• Biden administration faces task of resettling Afghan refugees in U.S.
• U.S. COVID summer surge worse than last year with average of 140,000 daily infections
• Biden vows retaliation for attack that killed dozens in Afghanistan
• What evacuees need to do to enter the U.S.
• Dozens killed by bombs near Kabul's airport
• Special Report: Biden addresses nation after Kabul attacks kill at least 13 U.S. service members
• Federal judge sanctions former Trump lawyer Sydney Powell for election lawsuit
• Norah O'Donnell on the sacrifice of U.S. service members in Kabul
• Tropical system in Caribbean threatens Gulf Coast
• TSA reports lowest air travel numbers since May
• Pandemic intensifies growing mental health crisis for teens
• Capitol Police officers sue Trump and extremist groups over January 6 riot
• 2 killed in shooting near Illinois courthouse
• Oregon hospitals overwhelmed as Delta variant surges
• More attacks likely before Afghanistan evacuation is over, Pentagon says
• Biden vows retaliation against those who carried out Kabul attack
• ISIS-K claims responsibility for deadly Kabul attack
• White House press secretary: "Nothing has changed" on timeline of getting troops out of Afghanistan by August 31
• Biden to perpetrators of Kabul airport attack: "We will hunt you down and make you pay"
• Special Report: At least 12 U.S. troops killed in attack near Kabul airport
• Pentagon announces at least 12 U.S. troops killed in Kabul attack
• Afghan interpreter who witnessed Kabul attack describes deadly aftermath
• Doctor on rise of COVID-19 cases in children, research on potential new drug treatment
• Special Report: Deadly bombings near airport in Kabul, Afghanistan
• Venus Williams withdraws from US Open
• College football season set to begin amid COVID-19 surge
• WorldView: Japan's COVID-19 vaccine setback
• Why the fight to overturn injustices of "Jim Crow juries" isn't over
• Arthritis and sleep: How to get a better night's rest
• R. Kelly's former girlfriend testifies on “abusive” relationship
• How parents and students can prepare for the new school year, tips for coping during the pandemic
• Delta CEO Ed Bastian on new employee vaccine policy, next steps in Afghanistan evacuation
• Wesley Lowery on his new 60 Minutes+ piece on "Jim Crow juries,” the fight to get retrials
• Texas Republicans renew efforts to pass voting bill
• U.S. Embassy warns Americans in Afghanistan to stay away from Kabul airport due to "security threats"
• Texas House expected to pass controversial Republican voting restrictions bill
• Inside an Oregon ICU overwhelmed with COVID cases
• January 6 House select committee requests records of Trump White House communications
• U.S. warns of terror threat to evacuation in Kabul
• 8/26: CBSN AM
• Taliban official on U.S. relations, women's rights